Facom 3/8" Drive Articulated Bi Hexagon Socket Imperial
£37.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £48.95
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This 7/16" socket size variant from the Facom J.F series articulated range offers versatility for mid-range imperial fastening applications in confined spaces.
The 7/16" socket dimension is commonly found in automotive, machinery and general engineering contexts, making this an invaluable tool for professional technicians.
The hinged articulation mechanism provides exceptional flexibility, allowing access to fasteners positioned at challenging angles or in recessed locations.
This compact solution eliminates the need for universal joints whilst maintaining the strength and precision required f
The 7/16" socket dimension is commonly found in automotive, machinery and general engineering contexts, making this an invaluable tool for professional technicians.
The hinged articulation mechanism provides exceptional flexibility, allowing access to fasteners positioned at challenging angles or in recessed locations.
This compact solution eliminates the need for universal joints whilst maintaining the strength and precision required f
EAN 3148510279046 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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